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Booking a Hotel Room
Created by
Ahlam Samara
Brief Description
This learning activity allows the students to practice negotiation skills by carrying out a role plays in pairs. Moreover, expressing their opinions about places and hotels.
Learning Objectives
- Enable students to practice their negotiating skills
- Enable them to practice English speaking skill
- Enable to use new vocabulary
Lead-in / Preparation
Before teaching this lesson, the teacher should:
- Write a list of questions for the game "Would You Rather..?"
- Print 15 son/daughter cards
- Print 15 receptionist cards (depends on the number of students)
- Arrange the classroom (5 groups, 6 students in each)
- Bring speakers to encourage students to move around the class and speak loudly.
Estimated Class-Time Required
45 minutes
Description of Activities
How does someone run the activity? Describe in detail, step by step. Include any handouts or reference materials necessary. Provide links to videos if relevant. Please credit sources / references if used.
| Time | Interaction | Stage & Aim | Procedure |
| 7-10 min | T-S
S-S
T-S
| Lead in: to engage the students in the context of the lesson. | The teacher greets the students and starts with "Would You Rather?" game as a warm up.
After the students choose what they rather they have to explain why to another student.
(WCFB – whole class feedback) the teachers asks some students to share |
| 5-7 min | T-S | Vocabulary: un-block words necessary to understand the task | The teacher posts some vocabulary cards on the board, and asks students to guess their meaning by CCQs (concept checking questions) and pictures.
Pre-activity vocab list: anniversary book complain experience receptionist arrive fancy
|
| 7-8 min | T-S
S-S
T-S | The teacher divides the class into five groups; he asks each group to think about the best place/hotel they would book as a surprise for their parents' anniversary, and why.
Students discuss
WCFB – each group shares its ideas | |
| 15-20 min
| T-S
S-S
T-S |
| The teacher gives instructions: The class will split into two groups, one will act as a daughter/son who wants to book a hotel for her/his parents. And the other group will present a resptionest at a hotel. Read the instructions and discuss in pairs.
Students can move around the classroom
Teacher observes and writes notes (interesting ideas, language mistakes...)
WCFB Students go back to their seats The teacher asks some students to tell the whole class how the negotiation went
|
| 5-6 min | T-S
S-S | Delayed Error Correction The teacher writes on the board sententces that the students said which have to be corrected.
Students correct the sentences in pairs
WCFB- whole class feedback |
Key Vocabulary / Phrases (if applicable)
Anniversary, book, complain, experience, receptionist, arrive, fancy
Assessment
The teacher should move around the students while negotiating to make sure they understand the task. In addition, the teacher can prepare a checklist in which students can use to check if they forgot to ask about certain things.
Reflection
After each activity the teacher will do a whole class feedback, in which students can share what they did and reflect on the activity, also what the have learned from it.
Comments
While students are interacting, and working on their tasks, teachers should be active, move around them to make sure they are on task. In addition, they can carry a smaal para in which they can write mistakes students do or intresting idea that they can discuess them latter with the class.
Attached Files
| File | Action |
|---|---|
| Booking a Hotel Room.pdf | Download |